#north american design

[designobjectory]

Large Jar with Deer 20th Century Zuni, by S. S. Peynetsa at the American Museum of Ceramic Art Pomona, California

#ceramic #zuni design #s s peynetsa #pueblo design #north american design #jar

[andonuts-about-you]

i love colors <3 anyway i think im done with my silly lil concept thing now

Edit: Newgrounds upload here!!

#goku-nba art #mother 1 #earthbound beginnings #mother fanart #ninten #ninten mother 1 #mother 2 #earthbound #earthbound fanart #ness #ness earthbound #mother 3 #mother 3 fanart #lucas #lucas mother 3 #and now for some design rambling!! yippee #nintens not evil. just thought giving him red eyes would be interesting. red (ninten) -> purple (ness) -> blue (lucas) also just sounds fun #boomerang!! that one early-game weapon that was literally the second best for everyone except teddy.. wtf was up with that #tanktops based on a silly misinterpretation of his North American sprite. the long hair was just for funsies #ness with purple shorts :) its not much but i still think its a fun idea #also you cant tell but hes is supposed to have one of those lil candy bracelets.. i forgot that those are multicolored tho. oopsy daisy #lucas.. these proportions would make smash bros fans cry #somewhat darker skin.. mainly done for color scheme purposes. personal bonus: his head's a lil bit closer to resembling a sunflower now!! #now what made me give him a pink bandana/scarf? haha :) anyway

[carsthatnevermadeitetc]

Dodge Ram SRT-10 Concept, 2002. A prototype for the Ram 1500 powered by a Chrysler 8.3 liter V10 that was used in the 3rd generation Viper. The concept was presented at the North American International Auto Show and the production version came along in 2003 as a 2004 model. Over its 3-year model life, 10,046 Dodge Ram SRT-10s were made in 2-door regular cab and 4-door Quad cab configurations

#Dodge #Dodge Ram SRT-10 #concept #prototype #V10 #design study #concept pick-up #2002 #North American International Auto Show #NAIAS 2002

[sunshineandlyrics]

#he loves striking designs #I love his and helens choices #tshirt #North American leg #Fashion Louis #Louis Tomlinson #mine

[chicinsilk]

"Bagatelle"

Karl Lagerfeld for Jean Patou Haute Couture Collection Fall/Winter 1958-59.

(top) Eva Marie Saint in the "Bagatelle" cocktail dress in Alfred Hitchcock's North by Northwest.

(below) A model wearing the “Bagatelle” cocktail dress. Photo Georges Saad.

Karl Lagerfeld pour Jean Patou Collection Haute Couture Automne/Hiver 1958-59.

(top) Eva Marie Saint dans la robe de cocktail "Bagatelle" dans La mort aux trousses de AlfredHitchcock.

Un modèle portant la robe de cocktail "Bagatelle". Photo Georges Saad.

#haute couture #fashion 50s #1958-59 #german designer #french style #fall/winter #automne/hiver #bagatelle #eva-marie saint #alfred hitchcock #north by northwest #geaorges saad #american actress #cocktail dress #robe de cocktail #jean patou

[nr1-logo-design-inspiration]

Bison logo design process - from idea, sketch till final design ♡♡♡

Get your Free design consultation at:

[email protected]

#bison #american bison #buffalo new york #north america #mammal #wild animals #bulls #wild ox #bovines #logo design #creative process #sketch #idea #visual development #monoline #illustration #lineart #vector

[skell3]

Robert Stone, a Purge Avatar

#tma #the magnus archives #tma fan content #tma multiverse #original design #digital art #north-american fears #Robert Burns Stone #The Desolation #the magnus archives fan content

[lonestarflight]

Phase C Space Shuttle designs

source

#Space Shuttle #Space Shuttle Development #Space Shuttle Phase C #Phase C #Concept Art #NASA #North American Rockwell #Rockwell International #preliminary design #E-0007B #E-0401 #E-0402 #E-0403 #E-0017 #E-0081 #E-00039 #E-00052 #E000072 #PRR #MCR-0074 #Space Shuttle Program

[vexillology-for-brains]

Welcome to my Brainrot

HELLO TUMBLR

I am a passionate vexillologist and vexillographer. Flags are just the freaking coolest and an amazing form of art. Yes, I said art, it's that simple, y'all. There are good flags, bad flags, cool flags, and I want to look at and go over a lot of them

I'll cover flag news, updates, changes. And every now and then I'll look at flags that I find cool that most of y'all might not have seen

A little disclaimer, I'm not the official NAVA account on tumblr or any other social media, and my comments do not reflect the positions of the NAVA leadership and/or over all organization. I'm just a member and I want to promote the fact that they exist

For my first flag post, it'll be the flag behind the icon of the blog. A little banner I whipped up for an old account on NationStates

I, personally, love this beauty. Distinctive, has a nice eagle and has some purple (we love purple here). Ngl I can't remember the symbolism I made this so long ago. But still a good flag (in my opinion)

I hope y'all will stick around!

#vexillology #vexillography #intro post #introduction #blog intro #flags #flag design #flag making #flag #North American Vexillological Association

[uwudonoodle]

I got mildly interested in flag design after watching videos like this...

... and this.

Anyway, the North American Vexillological Association (people who study flag design) voted Pocatello Idaho as the worst city flag in the country. To be fair, it was truly terrible.

A few years ago, Pocatello took that judgement to heart, and finally decided to redesign their flag. This is their new flag, which is lovely.

Anyway, I'm saying all this to show you a design that they considered, but ultimately dropped in favor of the red mountain above.

I think this flag design is so cool and unique, and just deserves to see the light of day. It fits perfectly because Pocatello is the "crossroads of the west". This diagonal cross hatch design just makes me happy, and I kind of wish it had been chosen. Maybe something similar can make it onto another official flag someday.

#flag #flags #vexillology #vexillilogical #north american vexillilogical association #cgp grey #flag design #roman mars #city flags #cool flag design #design #I just think it's neat and wanted people to see it #I don't live in Pocatello but I appreciate their new flag #I have weird interests #I pay attention to flags now though #Youtube #pocatello #idaho #pocatello idaho

[coffeebanana]

Arguably the best part about being Canadian is having grown up with a miniature house hippo.

#canadian house hippo #oh my bad it’s the NORTH AMERICAN house hippo #found in Canada and the Eastern United States LMAO #don’t believe everything you see on tv LOL #it’s funny because I forget not everyone grew up with that infomercial #though I daresay America could very much use it #and being the designated canadian in my online friend groups is entertaining when someone is casually like please explain this #and then it’s a tiktok about the canadian house hippo #like LOL yeah I have one you DONT? /j

[carsthatnevermadeitetc]

Acura Advanced Sports Car Concept, 2007. A prototype front-engined sports coupe powered by a V10 engine with a high-performance, rear-wheel-drive based version of Acura's Super Handling All-Wheel Drive (SH-AWD). Presented at the North American International Auto Show, it never made it into Acura’s showrooms 

#Acura #Acura Advanced Sports Car Concept #Acura ASCC #2007 #V10 #concept #design study #rear wheel drive #North American International Auto Show #NAIAS #prototype

[debrink]

Los Angeles

City of Angels • California

~ Little Blue Dog Designs

#Los Angeles #California #Little Blue Dog Designs #American Cities #deBrink #North American Cities

[tyrannoninja]

This would be my second cover design for my recently completed alternate history novella "Carthage Atlantica". This one shows hostile Native American warriors attacking a Carthaginian war elephant in the forests of eastern North America (the Natives' attire is based on those worn by warriors of the pre-Columbian Mississippian culture).

#alternate history #carthage #carthaginian #north african #african #black men #dark skin #native american #indigenous #illustration #cover design #digital art #art

[the-zebra-dragon]

Last week we went to the Missouri Botanical Garden (MOBOT) as part of our summer vacation. Technically we were in St. Louis for a wedding, but my sister had free tickets to the garden through her work, so we decided to take a few days and do all the fun St. Louis things.

Now, MOBOT has been under construction for a while for a new visitor’s center. As luck would have it, the day we were there, the Garden Members were having an exclusive preview of said new visitor’s center. My family (+sister’s roommate that tagged along) are not members, so we figured we’d see it some other time.

MOBOT is famous specifically for it’s massive tropical greenhouse, the Climatron. It looks a little bit like THIS:

And is home to over 400 varieties of plant life, according to Wikipedia. It’s fantastic and a fun place to walk through (and air-conditioned!) and I highly recommend it. This is also where we met Diane.

Diane, if I remember correctly, has volunteered at the Botanical Garden for 15 years. She was walking through the Climatron and stopped to chat with us near the end, when my sister and her roommate were throwing water bottles at us and telling us to hydrate. Diane asked if we’d enjoyed our visit thus far (Yes) have we been here before (Yes) and most importantly, did we see the pitcher plants in the middle of the Climatron? (Absolutely)

At this point, I’m vibrating in hyperfixation. I FUCKING love pitcher plants, dudes. Yes! I saw them! I know so much about them! They are my beloveds! Diane asks me if there are pitcher plants that are bigger than the Climatron’s. I practically vibrate out of my skin with a “Yes! Some can even catch small mammals and reptiles!” I didn’t even get to mention the Bats! Diane is thoroughly impressed with me regardless! She would hire me on the spot if she had that authority, and tells me as much. She continues asking questions about pitcher plants. I continue answering them. Diane continually says she wants me to work at MOBOT. I think it would be a dream, personally.

We eventually part ways with Diane, and head out to the Home Gardening Center. In retrospect I maybe should have asked about keeping my pumpkins safe from pests (squash bugs FUCK OFF challenge). We wander the demonstration gardens for a bit before realizing among their veggies that we’re all starving. You cannot eat the veggies out of the MOBOT veggie garden, because if everyone with vaguely sticky fingers did there would be no vegetables to display, and that defeats the purpose.

Luckily, MOBOT has a tram system, and there’s a stop right outside our current location. Since they do have to pay their workers, however, the tram is five bucks per person if you’re not a member. It is what it is. We’re resigned to shell out thirty bucks (hopefully to replace the dead cobra lily in one of the nearby flower beds, may it rest in pepperonis) when someone hollers at us from the tram. It’s Diane! She remembers us!

Diane, in addition to being a volunteer, is a member. And members, she points out to the tram driver, can bring five non-members onto the tram free of charge. Our group is six. The tram driver, feeling the spirit of giving, lets our sixth person on under her own membership. Diane asks where we’re heading as the tram starts moving. We explain that we’re looking to get food, and also could we leave the garden and come back? Is that allowed? Diane confirms that’s allowed, BUT she has a better idea.

The tram takes us around the long way, past the Japanese Garden, Henry Shaw’s house, and one of the botanical museums. Somewhere in there I tell the story of Persephone, as her statue resides along this route, and I have a cat named after her. We make it back as close to the front as is possible by tram, and Diane marches us to the old visitor’s center. It is connected to the new one by a single door, guarded by a nice young woman. Diane tells her that we’re with her, and we’re all going into the new visitor’s center. The young woman is fairly certain this is breaking some rules. Diane tells her it’s fine.

The new visitor’s center is gorgeous, y’all. We all follow Diane down to the snack bar for sandwiches (we were planning to eat a big dinner, so we didn’t need a whole lot). She makes sure we don’t need a membership to actually buy the food. Once that’s all settled, she tells me she’ll see me soon (presumably as a staff member) and promptly vanishes into the garden, never to be seen again by us.

There’s good in this world, guys. There always has been. And sometimes it’s in the botanical garden, and it’s curious about pitcher plants.

#mobot if you see this no you didn’t #but also love what you’ve done with the place 🥺👉👈 #Diane is a fake name just so we’re clear #i would love to work at the botanical garden but my degree is in graphic design so you can see where I might have a problem with qualifying #here. pitcher plant facts: the two major kinds are tropical Nepenthes and North American Sarracenias (+cobra lilies on the west coast) #they’re bog plants!! reach into your local bog and find a friend and boy! #some get big enough to trap small mammals and reptiles! tasty #there’s a kind of Nepenthes that has a relationship with local bats! they sleep in the pitchers. cozy!

[daisyachain]

The way in which misogyny has been such a key part of the (lack of) climate change response

#kelsey rambles #bit on the radio this morning reminded me of a few articles on the matter #hatred of women/femininity >>>> sense of self-preservation in your average North American #a sort of different dimension from environmental racism #the direct impacts of climate change fall most heavily on people of colour across the globe by design #and the most effective resistance to environmental degradation in North America has been from people in indigenous communities #yet because of racism itself the face of environmentalism to your rural Albertan is a blue hair and pronouns woman #who they hate just as much